(2)
The Secretary shall have the power to condemn any work or material
which in his opinion is unsatisfactory or is likely to constitute
a danger to health and any work or material so condemned shall be
remedied, amended or made good or shall be removed in full or in
part and replaced by new work or material, to the Satisfaction of
the Secretary.

(b)
is carried on or completed otherwise than in accordance with the
particulars on which such permission was based; or

(c)
is carried on or completed in contravention of any lawful order
or in breach of any provision contained in the Act or these rules,
or bye law made there under or any direction or requisition lawfully
given or made; or

(d)
about which any alteration or addition required by any notice issued
by the Secretary under these rules, is not duly made: or

(c)
about which a direction, if any, given by the Secretary under these
rules is not complied with,
be liable, on conviction by competent court, to a fine which may
extend, in the case of building to ten thousand rupees and in the
case of a well or hut to one thousand rupees and to a further fine
which may extend in the case of a building to one thousand rupees
and in the case of a well or hut to two hundred and fifty rupees
for each day during which the offence is continued:

Provided
that if any construction or reconstruction of a building or digging
of a well unlawfully carried out by a person has been regularized
by the Secretary, he shall not be punished.

(2)
Where any building, erected in violation of any standard or condition
or direction lawfully issued under the provisions of the Act or
these rules, becomes a threat to public safety or to human life,
the owner or builder of such building shall on conviction by a competent
court, be punishable with imprisonment which may extent to one year.

(3)
The Secretary may take prosecution proceedings under sub rule (1)
or sub-rule (2).

160. Appeal.- (1) Any person aggrieved
by an order passed by the Secretary may submit an appeal to the
Tribunal for Local Self Government institutions constituted under
section 271 S of the Kerala Panchayat Raj Act, 1994.

(2)
Without prejudice to the provisions contained in the Act, an appeal
may be filed against any order,-